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Roc Nation recording artist J. Cole was the musical guest on The Late Show with David Letterman on Wednesday, December 10. He used the opportunity to perform his powerful Michael Brown tribute, "Be Free."
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Quilly drops his second heater in as many days. For this one the Philadelphia links up with K. Dot for "Why Do Niggas Hate." Produced by J. Sparkz.
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22-year old Indianara Carvalho was recently crowned Miss Bum Bum Brazil 2014. Not satisfied with simply having the best ass in the country, Carvalho decided to celebrate by becoming a virgin again.
The sexpot from Santa Catarina underwent hymenoplasty, surgery to restore her her hymen.
"I wanted to undergo surgery to reconstruct my virginity before I have new photographs done," she said, according to the New York Daily News. "I wouldn't feel good about appearing naked if I wasn't exactly as I came into the world if you know what I mean. I think I also want to give a bit of respect and new concept to the Miss Bumbum title by being a virgin."
Carvalho plans to abstain from sex until she finds "someone special" to take her virginity... again.
For some reason I think this might become a trend.
Photo source: Indianara Carvalho's Instagram
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Alameda County Deputy Sheriff Jorge Ferreira
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(Associated Press) Jorge "Jinho" Ferreira feels the tension between being black and carrying a badge every day as a sheriff's deputy in Alameda County, California.
"I feel like you have to prove yourself on every level," said Ferreira, 39, who patrols about 30 miles east of San Francisco. "You have to prove yourself to the black community, you have to prove yourself to all of your co-workers, you have to prove yourself to society."
With the nation roiled by two grand juries' recent decisions not to indict white police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men, some black officers say that as they enforce the law, they also wonder whether the system they're sworn to uphold is stacked against black men.
Eric Garner (L) and Michael Brown, both killed by police sparking protests
In interviews conducted by Associated Press reporters across the nation, retired and active black officers expressed concern about how black men are treated by the largely white police forces in the United States, an issue that has led to protests alleging police brutality. The officers say they want change just as much as anyone else, and advocate for it where they can because they, too, have something to lose.
"A lot of us have sons, and we want to make sure our colleagues are treating our young boys with dignity and respect," said Oakland Police Lt. LeRonne Armstrong, a 16-year veteran.
Oakland Police Lt. LeRonne Armstrong
Since the summertime deaths of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner, 43, who gasped "I can't breathe" while being arrested for allegedly selling loose, untaxed cigarettes in New York, thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest their deaths, the grand juries' decisions — and the nation's police forces.
Caught in the middle are blacks working in law enforcement. There were an estimated 55,267 African-Americans in local police departments and an additional 15,500 in sheriff's departments in 2007, the latest information available from the Justice Department.
"We're called things like Uncle Toms and traitors to our community, in spite of the fact that we sympathize or we agree with the anger that our community holds, because we feel that same anger," said Noel Leader, a retired New York City police sergeant who in 1995 co-founded an advocacy group, 100 Blacks In Law Enforcement Who Care.
Black officers point out that they contend with many of the same racial issues as black civilians, such as stereotypes, racism on the job and even confrontations with the police. Black plainclothes or undercover police officers have been shot by their white counterparts, as in the 2009 death of NYPD Officer Omar J. Edwards, who was killed while he was chasing a man who had broken into his car.
Officer Andrew Dunton (l.) fatally shot fellow cop Omar Edwards in a 2009 friendly-fire incident
"I understand that when I am given directions from the police, I am very cautious and careful to comply with their demands or commands until it could be understood what is really going on," said Michael Williams, a 15-year veteran and president of the police union Memphis Police Association. "We have to take responsibility for our actions, even in the black community, and we can avoid a whole lot of this."
Kevin A. Minor, a St. Louis County Police recruitment officer and field training officer, remembers being followed around a discount store by a security officer while trying to shop. "If that's what makes him feel like he's doing his job, oh well," Minor said. "Because I know why I'm there, and I'm going to leave there with what I'm going to buy and that's it."
Task forces and commissions around the nation are being formed to study ways to improve relations between police forces and minorities. Three high-ranking House Democrats on Tuesday pressed for congressional hearings on police tactics and race, and President Barack Obama told Black Entertainment Television, in an interview aired Monday, that a variety of factors, from training to subconscious racial fears, have combined to create "a national problem that's going to require a national solution."
While acknowledging the rage felt by communities that feel persecuted by the police, some of the black officers were not quick to blame race for some of the deadly encounters.
"I believe that some of these incidents could have been prevented if you comply with the law," Williams said. "If someone says put your hands up, put your hands up."
Ferreira says he felt inspired to become a law enforcement officer after attending a rally decrying Oscar Grant's shooting death at the hands of a white transit police officer in Oakland 2009. But he also says there often is nothing racial about how officers operate.
"There are two people involved that decide the outcome: It's the cop and the suspect," Ferreira said. "Both of them contribute to the outcome of the interaction. It's not going to be the color of one's skin."
Black officers say they can help quell some of the hostility between police and the communities they patrol. "I think law enforcement leaders have to recognize that minority officers can be that bridge to build trust because they understand where the mistrust comes from," Armstrong said.
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Holland reported from Washington, D.C., and Bender from San Francisco. Associated Press writers Adrian Sainz in Memphis, Tennessee, and Allen G. Breed in St. Louis also contributed to this report.
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With women coming out of the woodwork to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault, comedian Chris Rock reminded America about similar past accusations against Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
"I'm getting ready to say something real bad about [Ben] Roethlisberger," Rock told the audience at the Rotunda Cinemas on Tuesday, December 9. "He's the original Cosby."
It was a joke, but that's how Bill Cosby's current trouble's began after comedian Hannibal Buress joked about his past.
In 2008 Ben settled a civil lawsuit filed by a former Harrah's Lake Tahoe casino host, Andrea McNulty, claiming she had been raped by the player while he was in town for a celebrity golf tournament.
In 2010 Big Ben was again accused of sexual assault. The quarterback allegedly got a 20-year old (not legally old enough to consume alcohol) female student from Georgia College & State University drunk, before raping her in the bathroom at a Milledgeville, Georgia bar.
Although charges were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence, Ben was suspended four games in 2010 by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.
Double standard or not even comparable to Cosby's situation?
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Diddy has been heated at Drake for months over the Boi-1da-produced hit record "0 to 100/ The Catch Up." He may not have gotten his hands on the YMCMB rapper until Monday, December 8, at Club Liv in Miami, but he had touched on the subject.
In Diddy's opinion Drake swiped his beat. Without mentioning the Toronto rapper by name he addressed the issue at a club in Miami back in June.
"I gave this shit to this nigga, this nigga stole it from me," Diddy says in video obtained by TMZ. "But at the end of the day the shit is still hard, play that shit."
Meanwhile, Champagne Papi was reportedly hospitalized with a shoulder injury after the altercation. He posted a couple of IG photos lounging in his hotel room that appear to show him doing just fine.
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Cops investigating Earl Hayes' murder of his wife Stephanie Moseley and subsequent suicide discovered a large amount of high grade weed in their Los Angeles apartment.
TMZ reports that 10 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $40,000 was hauled off to the police lab under the watch of an armed guard to make sure it was transported safely.
That much weed would not be just for personal use.
The couple had been working on their relationship. Mosely, the star of the VH1 show "Hit the Floor," had recently told her family in Canada that "things were going pretty (well) and that she was upbeat and optimistic about things," homicide Detective Scott Masterson said, according to the Associated Press.
Investigators are trying to figure out why Hayes decided to kill his wife and himself on Monday, December 8.
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Poe Boy Entertainment recording artist YT Triz recruited a bevy of young lady with plenty of assets for his latest official music video for the song "T.H.O.T." Check it out below and let us know what you think.
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For her latest release, Blu Gem takes a page out of Mobb Deep's classic playbook to "Drop A Gem". With Consequence on production, look for this "jewel" to appear on Blu Gem's debut Mixtape also titled "Drop A Gem"
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MOD5 + Drop A Gem are ON THE WAY!!!
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Check out K. Michelle's official music video for "Something About the Night" off of her new album, Anybody Wanna Buy a Heart?
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Young Lito is next up out of Troy Ave's Brick Star Boyz camp. The sixth installment of their BSB mixtape series serves as Lito's debut.
Features include Troy, King Sevin, Pain In Da Ass, Avon Blocksdale, and Craigy F. Production credits go to Yankee, Chase N Cashe, Don Cannon, iLLA Tracks and more.
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Tracklist:
1.SET IT OFF (skit) feat. Pain In Da Ass
2.THE INTRO prod. by Rubirosa
3.AGAINST THE WORLD prod. by Don Cannon
4.MIND GAMES ft. Troy Ave prod. by Quab
5.THE BRAND ft. Avon Blocksdale, King Sevin & Troy Ave prod. by Yankee
6.CANT LEAVE YOU ALONE ft Craigy F prod. by iLLa Tracks
7.WOLVES & SNAKES prod. by Chase N Cashe
8.WHERE IM FROM prod. by Yankee
9.PAIN prod. by Nate The Hit Maker
10.3 SHOTS prod. by One ft. Avon Blocksdale
11.FORGIVNESS ft. Troy Ave prod. by Chase N Cashe
12.GRINDING prod. by Yankee
13.LIKE ME ft Troy Ave prod. by iLLa Tracks
14.RIGHT HERE prod. by iLLa Tracks
15.I Gotta Go
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Philadelphia emcee Quilly continues to drop street heavy bangers. He links up with City Rominiecki for a new joint entitled "Strange Land."
His "Quilly 2" project is on the way.
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Here's a radio rip of "Big Daddy." It's one of two songs Nicki Minaj collaborated with Meek Mill on for her forthcoming album entitled The Pinkprint.
The album will be released on December 15. You can pre-order it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-pinkprint-deluxe-version/id947648607.
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ILoveMakonnen has made a quick splash onto the music scene with his hit song, "Tuesday." On December 9, he made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform it with some help from The Roots.
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J. Cole releases an official music video for "Apparently" off of his new album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive.
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As we previously reported, Earl Hayes was on FaceTime with Floyd Mayweather Jr. when he murdered his wife, Stephanie Moseley, before killing himself inside the couple's L.A. apartment
Hayes was upset because of his wife's prior relationship with Trey Songz. He also thought she had been unfaithful with Usher and Chris Brown.
Floyd advised Hayes to pack his bags and leave if he felt that way. TMZ reports that the boxing champion told him he was "weak" if he stayed and that Moseley was bad for his rap career.
At some point during the conversation Hayes told Floyd he was going to kill his wife. Floyd begged him not to and tried to calm the rapper, who was signed to his Philthy Rich record label down, but Earl had made his mind up.
Hayes barged into the bathroom where Moseley was bathing and fired 10-12 shots, hitting the star of VH1's "Hit the Floor" multiple times. Within minutes he had taken his own life as well.
The Los Angeles Police Department want to talk to Floyd because he witnessed the tragedy.
Earl Hayes "Suicide"
Hayes had previously rapped about killing himself and his girl in the song "Suicide." (Above).
The couple were married in 2008. Moseley was 30 years old and Hayes was 34 at the time of their deaths.
VH1 issued a statement on Moseley's passing:
“VH1 and the entire ‘Hit the Floor’ family send our thoughts and condolences to her family and friends in this difficult time,” the network said in a statement.
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We've learned what caused the altercation between Diddy and Drake. TMZ reports the beef was over the song "0 to 100/The Catch Up."
Producer Boi-1da sent the beat to both artists to record a song. Puffy had it for eight months without laying down any vocals. Drizzy knew the track was hot and decided to move forward and record it solo.
The song performed well, charting in the U.S., Australia, the U.K. and Canada. It received nominations for Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song at the upcoming 57th Annual Grammy Awards.
Fast forward to Monday, December 8, when Diddy saw Drake for the first time since the song was released. He confronted the YMCMB rapper outside of Club Liv in Miami Beach and was blown off. At that point the Bad Boy Records CEO told him, "You'll never disrespect me again," before punching him.
Drake aggravated an old shoulder injury during the altercation and had to be taken to the emergency room.
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Star quarterback Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers has been transported to a local hospital in Charlotte following a two car accident.
The player's truck flipped several times after a car pulled out in front of him. The accident happened near the Panthers' training facility.
The Charlotte Observer tweeted a picture that appeared to show Cam smiling while being treated by emergency personnel.
There's no official word on his current condition.
**UPDATE**
Cam Newton suffered fractures to his lower back in this morning's accident. The good news is that he won't require surgery and there were no internal injuries, according to the Associated Press.
"Right now we have thought about Cam's well-being and we understand there was someone else in the other car who was injured," team spokesman Charlie Dayton said. "We just hope that they're all OK."
Newton is expected to be released from the hospital Wednesday after undergoing more tests.
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Neef Buck links up with Quilly and State Property alumni, Oschino Vasquez, fresh out the state penitentiary for the remix to "Scrappin the Pot." Produced by Bobby Johnson and mixed and mastered by Jumbo Beatz.
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Neef will release the seventh installment of his Forever Do Me mixtape series in early 2015.
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Joell Ortiz drops off an official music video for "Crack Spot" from his latest album, House Slippers.
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